Haworth argues that libertarianism is little more than a quasi-religious statement of faith: a market romance. Moreover, it is exposed as profoundly antithetical to the very freedom it purports to advance.
Haworth argues that libertarianism is little more than a quasi-religious statement of faith: a market romance. Moreover, it is exposed as profoundly antithetical to the very freedom it purports to advance.
Alan Haworth is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of North London.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 Part I Chapter 1 Libertarianism - Anti-Libertarianism Chapter 2 Market Romances I Chapter 3 Reducibility, Freedom, the Invisible Hand Chapter 4 Market Romances II Chapter 5 On Freedom Chapter 6 The Legend of the Angels and the Fable of the Bees Part 2 Part II Chapter 7 Moralising the Market Chapter 8 Rights, Wrongs and Rhetoric Chapter 9 Visions of Valhalla Part 3 Part III Chapter 10 The Good Fairy's Wand Chapter 11 Hayek and the Hand of Fate Chapter 12 Conclusions and Postscript
Part 1 Part I Chapter 1 Libertarianism - Anti-Libertarianism Chapter 2 Market Romances I Chapter 3 Reducibility, Freedom, the Invisible Hand Chapter 4 Market Romances II Chapter 5 On Freedom Chapter 6 The Legend of the Angels and the Fable of the Bees Part 2 Part II Chapter 7 Moralising the Market Chapter 8 Rights, Wrongs and Rhetoric Chapter 9 Visions of Valhalla Part 3 Part III Chapter 10 The Good Fairy's Wand Chapter 11 Hayek and the Hand of Fate Chapter 12 Conclusions and Postscript
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